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[Dvalin] A human? You woke me up?
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[Dvalin] Hmm... And you'd be acting pretty pushy right about now if you were acting on behalf of a god. What could you want...?
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[Dvalin] It makes sense that you want a replica of Brisingamen for its power. But remember, we originally made Brisingamen as a necklace fit for a goddess.
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[Dvalin] Some might say that we seduced Freya with the necklace, but we really loved her with all of our hearts.
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[Dvalin] Wah, it's not Alfrik? Who are you to wake Dvalin? Tell me right now, or I'll... I'll kick your ass!
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Help!
[Dvalin] I don't know what the hell you're doing here, but leave!
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[Dvalin] I don't know what the hell you're doing here, but leave!
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Alfrik sent me to wake you up!
[Dvalin] Did you just say Alfrik sent you? How do you know my brother?!
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[Dvalin] Did you just say Alfrik sent you? How do you know my brother?!
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[Dvalin] Brisingamen?! Then, that means we can meet Freya again?!
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[ Umm... I'm afraid not. Or, at least, that's not why I'm here.
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[Dvalin] Okay... I understand. Sorry, I was just hoping you were a herald of Freya.
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[Dvalin] So, an imitation of Brisingamen... Even if it's not the original, I'm sure it can possess power comparable to the real thing. Yes...
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[Dvalin] It's no use trying to predict the future, but I can't help but wonder what would mankind do with the power of the gods?
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[Dvalin] If my brother Alfrik already approved of you, then I'll help you out. I'll tell you how to wake my brother Berling.
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[Dvalin] We hid ourselves near traces of Freya. The path where I am staying is one that my goddess has walked through.
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[Dvalin] The air that quietly drifts here holds her fragrant scent. You can use this wind to borrow her power.
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[Dvalin] Aside from Freya, I have no special love for the gods or giants. But I am intrigued by you humans. Your race is one of both love and hatred, life and destruction.
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[Dvalin] Go now and seek Berling. He is sleeping near a river linked to Mount Mjolnir. Travel West to find the river were Freya's Teardrops have fallen.
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[Dvalin] If the phantom of water gives you a question, answer it. The answer is the punishment that Odin gave to our goddess.
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[Dvalin] Until thousands of Valkyries filled up Valhala, they had to repeatedly live, die, then be reborn the next day only to die again.
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[Dvalin] Think about who they were. That's all I can tell you.
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[Dvalin] Somehow, I know you are the one who can answer the question. Hahahaha!
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[Dvalin] Why do you keep calling me? I did everything I can do for you. I even gave you the key to the question.
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[Dvalin] From now on, it's all up to you. Now, go wake Berling...
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